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January 10, 2025

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  • FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone  

    27Jan

    FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone  

  • AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29

    27Jan

    AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29

  • AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher

    27Jan

    AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher

  • Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan debut of “Human Error” Feb. 3-March 18  

    27Jan

    Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan debut of “Human Error” Feb. 3-March 18  

  • Washtenaw County Health Officer Begins Three-Year Term on Trinity Health Ann Arbor board

    27Jan

    Washtenaw County Health Officer Begins Three-Year Term on Trinity Health Ann Arbor board

  • Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) welcomes mezzo-soprano Dr. Kristin Clark

    27Jan

    Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) welcomes mezzo-soprano Dr. Kristin Clark

  • WCC hosts World Arts and Education Forum series through April

    25Jan

    WCC hosts World Arts and Education Forum series through April

  • Theatre NOVA presents “The Language Archive” by Julia Cho Feb. 3-26

    24Jan

    Theatre NOVA presents “The Language Archive” by Julia Cho Feb. 3-26

Endowment provides increased funding for U-M operations

In a year scarred by the global COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Michigan’s endowment continued to provide funding for operations totaling $391 million, up more than 6 percent from a year

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Cross Country: Pioneer boys, girls sweep MHSAA Pre-Regional

Henry MonteSano is moving on up – and at exactly the right time. The Pioneer junior has finished in the top three in every race this season but has never been the first across the line – until

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Cross Country: Hobbs wins boys Pre-Regional; Huron’s Hastie third in girls race

While Skyline’s Hobbs Kessler ran away with the individual title and Salem took off in the team race, the run for second and third was a close one between Dexter, Skyline and Plymouth at the

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WLAA Photo gallery: Skyline JV volleyball team on Oct. 24

The Skyline JV volleyball team hosted a tournament on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photos by WLAA’s Terry Jacoby SEE FULL GALLERY HERE SEE FULL GALLERY HERE    

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Football: Playoffs announced as all local teams hit the road

Are you ready for some football – playoff football? The local teams found out their opponents for the first week of the 2020 MHSAA playoffs in which every team that played at least four

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Football: Pioneer heading to playoffs after loss at Dexter (see WLAA photo gallery)

Next stop the playoffs – and the Dreadnaughts appear ready to roll while Pioneer will face a tough task in the opening week. Dexter put up 49 or more points for the third straight game and fourth

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Football: Huron returns with win over Flat Rock; playoffs up next

Junior quarterback Anthony Pinnace accounted for four touchdowns as Huron travelled downriver and defeated host Flat Rock 56-8 on Friday night to improve to 2-2 in their final regular-season

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U-M Health Lab: Cold, Flu or COVID-19? Here’s How to Tell the Difference

You wake up one morning feeling under the weather. While in previous years you may have chalked up a sore throat or body aches to a run-of-the-mill cold or flu, this year’s COVID-19 pandemic adds

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Football: Skyline falls to Lincoln with playoffs starting Friday

It’s hard to win football games down 32 points at halftime. Skyline football found that out the hard way Friday night, falling to Ypsilanti Lincoln 39-7 in the regular season finale after falling

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MHSAA Representative Council Confirms On-Time Winter Sports Start

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Oct. 23 – The Representative Council of the Michigan High School Athletic Association confirmed during its meeting Thursday (Oct. 22) that 2020-21 Winter sports will begin

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  • FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone   January 27, 2023
  • AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29 January 27, 2023
  • AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher January 27, 2023

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